Accommodation:
Dunalastair Hotel is wonderful to visit at any time of the year, even in winter when the hills have an especially rugged beauty.
Left;
Front entrance hall and stairs.
Right;
One of the lounges.
There are two lounges on the ground floor, a public bar, and two restaurants (one photographed on the right). The hotel specialises in the traditional cooking of Highland Scotland. On the menu are locally smoked venison, game, salmon, Scottish lamb and beef and vegetables according to the season.
Right; Dining Room
All 25 bedrooms have private adjoining bath or shower rooms en suite.
Right; This bedroom is the Rob Roy Suite and the four poster bed is the one used on the film set of Rob Roy.
Tariff:
Guide prices:
£110 Dinner, Bed and Breakfast per night per couple in a Blend Room
£120 DBB per night per couple in a Malt Room
£130 DBB per night per couple in a Malt Spa Room
£140 DBB per night per couple in a Monarch Four Poster Room
Valid now until 30 November 2007.
Wireless broadband is accessible in all rooms and all around the hotel
Wild Brown Trout Fishing.
13lb brown trout caught on the Loch a century ago.
The local fishing season is between 15th March and 6th October. The hotel has 5 boats on Loch Rannoch and 2 boats on the private Dunalastair Water. Ghillies and expert tuition can also be arranged. There are also over 5 lochs close by. Permits, weighing machine and drying facilities are also available at the hotel.
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The Dunalastair Hotel,
The Square,
Kinloch Rannoch,
Perthshire, PH16 5PW
Scotland, UK
Tel: 01882 632323
Fax: 01882 632371
or from outside the UK:
Tel: 44 1882 632323
Fax: 44 1882 632371
Description and Map of the area:
The area is loved by naturalists, and there are opportunities for hill climbing, walking, fishing (see above), biking, white water rafting and sailing, or just strolling down by the shores of the loch and taking in the peaceful atmosphere. Within an easy drive there's Blair Castle, the Falls of Bruar and Queen's View - even the theatre in Pitlochry. Or you can make a day's outing to St Andrews or Balmoral and Royal Deeside.